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* [[1941]]: Baseball player [[Tommie Reynolds]] was born. | * [[1941]]: Baseball player [[Tommie Reynolds]] was born. | ||
* [[1931]]: Pitcher [[Ivy Andrews]] debuted with the New York Yankees. | * [[1931]]: Pitcher [[Ivy Andrews]] debuted with the New York Yankees. | ||
* [[1927]]: Former governor [[B. B. Comer]] died in [[Birmingham]]. | |||
* [[1923]]: [[Lake Neely Henry]] on the [[Coosa River]] was created by the [[Henry Neely Dam]]. | * [[1923]]: [[Lake Neely Henry]] on the [[Coosa River]] was created by the [[Henry Neely Dam]]. | ||
* [[1916]]: Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop [[Joseph Raya]] was born in Zahlé, Lebanon. | * [[1916]]: Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop [[Joseph Raya]] was born in Zahlé, Lebanon. | ||
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August 15 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2006: Aubie was inducted into the national Mascot Hall of Fame.
- 2001: The Alabama Slammers women's football team was licensed in the WAFL.
- 1944: Rita Rizzo joined the Adoration Monastery of the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration in Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1941: Baseball player Tommie Reynolds was born.
- 1931: Pitcher Ivy Andrews debuted with the New York Yankees.
- 1927: Former governor B. B. Comer died in Birmingham.
- 1923: Lake Neely Henry on the Coosa River was created by the Henry Neely Dam.
- 1916: Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop Joseph Raya was born in Zahlé, Lebanon.
- 1841: Educator and reformer Julia S. Tutwiler was born in Tuscaloosa.